Answer to Question #149296 in General Chemistry for John Francis

General Chemistry

Question #149296

Is there a way to calculate the exact point at which the combination of baking soda and vinegar has reached maximum production of carbon dioxide

Expert's answer

Yes. This can be recorded both visually and by titration (for higher accuracy).

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